Monday, Sept 1
Hot Fuzz (2007) – Edgar Wright
19:00 (Café opens 18:00)
From the team behind Shaun of the Dead, this sharp parody of the buddy-cop genre sees London’s best policeman exiled to a sleepy village… which turns out to be anything but.
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Tuesday, Sept 2
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994) – Stephan Elliott
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
A flamboyant, warmhearted road movie following two drag queens and a trans woman across the Australian outback, with unforgettable performances and iconic music.
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Wednesday, Sept 3
Drunken Angel (1948) – Akira Kurosawa
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
Kurosawa’s first collaboration with Toshiro Mifune, a noir-soaked tale of post-war Tokyo that balances despair with raw humanity.
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Thursday, Sept 4
Gremlins (1984) – Joe Dante
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
The mischievous Christmas “pets” that turn into murderous monsters in a small town — a cult horror-comedy classic.
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Friday, Sept 5
The Room (2003) – Tommy Wiseau
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
The infamous so-bad-it’s-good classic that has become a Husets tradition.
This screening is SOLD OUT, a few tickets left on the next show on Sept 19th!
Sunday, Sept 7 – Sci-Fi Sunday
14:00 – Café & ticket counter opens
Tickets are valid for both films
15:00 – Species (1995) – Roger Donaldson (1h 48m)
A genetically engineered human–alien hybrid named Sil escapes a lab and hunts for a mate, threatening to overrun humanity with her offspring. A team races to stop her before she reproduces.
17:00 – Species II (1998) – Peter Medak (1h 33m)
After a mission to Mars, astronaut Patrick Ross becomes infected with alien DNA and begins a deadly reproduction spree. Scientists turn to Eve, a controlled hybrid clone, to help stop the invasion.
As always, free coffee for all Sci-Fi Sunday guests.
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Tuesday, Sept 9
Peeping Tom (1960) – Michael Powell
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
A chilling, controversial film about voyeurism and obsession, long reviled but now considered a masterpiece.
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Wednesday, Sept 10 – Jewish Movies Monthly
History of the World: Part I (1981) – Mel Brooks
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
Mel Brooks at his most ambitious — a madcap comic romp through different eras of history.
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Friday, Sept 12
Spice World (1997) – Bob Spiers
20:00 (Café opens 19:00)
The Spice Girls’ pop-culture explosion — campy, hilarious, and full of “girl power.”
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Saturday, Sept 13 – Bad Movie Club Special
Over the Top (1987) – Menahem Golan
20:00 (Café opens 19:00)
Sylvester Stallone arm-wrestling his way through family drama and absurd spectacle — followed by a live arm-wrestling contest!
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Wednesday, Sept 17
Female Trouble (1974) – John Waters
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
John Waters’ outrageous cult classic, equal parts shocking and hilarious.
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Thursday, Sept 18 – Club DeBauché
Lisztomania (1975) – Ken Russell
20:20 (Clip show at 19:30, intermission in lounge at 20:10; Café opens 18:30)
Ken Russell’s wild rock musical with Roger Daltrey, Ringo Starr, and plenty of excess.
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Friday, Sept 19
The Room (2003) – Tommy Wiseau
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
Our second September screening of the ultimate cult classic.
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Saturday, Sept 20 - The Movie Drink-Along
The Big Lebowski (1998) – Coen Brothers
20:00 (Café opens 19:00)
Husets’ legendary drink-along screening — tickets already sold out!
Tuesday, Sept 23 – Cult Film Quiz
19:00 (Café opens 18:00)
Our monthly quiz night — always a crowd favorite.
Wednesday, Sept 24
Salute of the Jugger (1989) – David Webb Peoples
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
A gritty, post-apocalyptic sports film from the writer of Blade Runner and 12 Monkeys.
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Thursday, Sept 25
The Log Lady Entertains (Documentary)
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
A documentary about Catherine Coulson, Twin Peaks’ beloved Log Lady.
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Friday, Sept 26 – Bad Movie Club Double Feature
The Instructor (1981) – Don Bendell (19:30)
A regional martial arts oddity with big stunts and stranger vibes.
Samurai Cop (1991) – Amir Shervan (21:30)
So-bad-it’s-good party cinema at its finest.
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Saturday, Sept 27
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) – Jim Sharman
20:00 (Café opens 19:00)
Cult musical extravaganza — this screening is already sold out!
Sunday, Sept 28 – Asian Cinema Series
Bedevilled (2010) – Cheol-soo Jang
18:00 (Café opens 17:00)
A disillusioned Seoul woman visits a remote island to reconnect with a childhood friend, only to find her trapped in an oppressive cycle of abuse. As tensions escalate, the story spirals into a harrowing tale of survival and retribution.
Monday, Sept 29 – Strange World Series
The War of the Worlds: Next Century (1981) – Piotr Szulkin
19:30 (Café opens 18:30)
Hyperintelligent, bloodthirsty Martians take over Poland (at Christmas!) and enlist hapless TV newscaster Iron Idem as the voice of their propaganda machine. But when he dares to go off-message, he makes an enemy even greater than the aliens—the state itself.